Firefox 3.5 RC2 released to general public

Last week, Mozilla rolled out the first release candidate of Firefox 3.5. While that build went only to about 800,000 beta testers, developers have now released RC2 to the general public, bringing with it many new features and speed enhancements compared to previous Firefox versions. With a second release candidate in the wild, the final version of Firefox 3.5 is getting closer — Mozilla’s goal is to have Firefox 3.5 out before the end of June.

I downloaded RC2 during the weekend, much smoother experience than the betas released just a short few weeks ago. That said, I keep experimenting some odd slowdowns that become most apparent when tabs are still loading and I try to scroll down on a current tab.